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yvvy John Dougherty passes away The death occurred on Tuesday, November 9 of John Patrick Dougherty of 27 Crescent Blvd., Simcoe. He was in his 83rd year. Retired manager of the Imperial Bank of Commerce, he was the beloved husband of Florence Mary Mullen. He was the dear father of John of Toronto, Peter of London, and Mrs. Robert Edmonds of Simcoe, brother of Dean and Rita (Mrs. Howard Carpenter) both of Toronto. He is lovingly remembered by 16 grandchildren. Funeral services were held at St. Mary's Church in Simcoe on November ube Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Carrie E. Mulligan dies The death occurred at residence on 455 onge Street in Midland on November 8, of Carrie Estelle Crookshanks. Beloved wife of Reginald Mulligan, she was the dear mother of Douglas of Toronto. She will be lovingly remembered by a niece, Maudie (Mrs. J. Keith Reynolds) of Toronto and granddaughter Shelby Anne Mulligan. 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This idea may not be to the liking of the snowmobile owners who want to get out on the snow for a ride but if it does happen those of you who fish the elusive rainbows grab your rods and get out fishing they should hit like crazy and since there haven't been too many big fish taken out of our local waters they may just move in on the run off caused by the thaw. Deer hunters could have used the snow last week but success on the deer runs has been spotty. Since most areas were shortened this year, hunting hours will be considerably shorter. Wood Township near Bala could be returning to a hot spot from a few words of gossip I managed to pick up. Most successful areas, as most hunters know are not usually passed on-to many of the other hunters. They are usually kept to a whisper throughout town. I can't report on our success since our deer hunt doesn't open until Nov. 22nd on Manitoulin Island. I don't really cherish the idea of sleeping in a camper at this time of year but the deer hunting on Manitoulin is just good. enough to make men do such weird things. Of course we don't consider there is anything wrong with us mentally, we just like deer hunting in what is probably Ontario's finest deer country. Before anyone goes running for the Island make sure you have permission to hunt first. As far as I am concerned it is one of the most private pieces of land you will ever see. Last year even though we had permission to hunt a parcel of property. None the less if you get the chance to hunt Manitoulin take it, the possibility of limiting out is there every day if you are in the right place at the right time. Two years ago we met another party that was hunting our area and they were getting ready to leave on Thursday because they had limited out and up until then we hadn't fired a shot. On Friday we did get two and lost a third after four hours of looking for it which goes to show you that all it takes-is one good day and sooner or later we will have ours. I met one of the areas finest rainbow fisher- man, Bud Todd from Victoria Harbour at the Sturgeon River a while back and he came up with a darn good question. Why doesn't the Ministry of Natural Resources look into the possibilities of stocking fall rainbows or steelheads in our area. Fall fishing has grown over the past years. Fishermen are not putting their rods away at the end of September the way they use to. As Bud looked at my seven year old son, Shawn, he asked 'What's he going to fish Federation executive elected by Ron Jones An Essa_ township farmer was elected to the top position in the Simcoe County Federation of Agriculture at a Barrie meeting last week. Tom Smith who owns a feeder hog and beef ELMVALE LEGION, EVERY THURSDAY ©20 Games © Specials *50. jackpot going every night. 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